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Re: 2532 Passenger Jet: Your worst fears realized...
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Thu, 22 Apr 1999 12:06:55 GMT
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Oh, I like the old front ends, I have that same airport as well, plus
numerous other sets with that front end. I just wonder why, since they
have IMHO a better looking / aerodynamically better front end of a
plane, why would they put this set out? I mean, in the set 1818, that is
an awesome model! The parts, the new front end, everything!
This set however, ugh! Does anyone have a time machine? :)
Scott Sanburn
Sanjay D'Souza wrote:
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> Scott Edward Sanburn wrote in message <371DD31F.8F1035C4@aeieng.com>...
> > Ugh, Town Junior claims another victim, good-bye airport!
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> >
> > And why did they put the old front ends for planes on it?
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> What's wrong with the original front ends of planes? ;)
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> I personally think they're quite cool. My first airport was the 6392 with
> the red and white jet (which 2532 seems to be modelled on) and that's one of
> my favourite town sets.
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> The only problem was the helicopters and planes of that era (mid 80's)
> looked very similar from the front.
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> In any case the use of stickers is baffling. Surely if would be easier from
> a building standpoint to use actual window pieces than stickers. And
> secondly the age group in 7 - 12 which was the age group of the Classic
> town. At this rate well never see a return to Classic designed town sets.
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> Oh well, at least we still have second hand Town set auctions.
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> Sanjay
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| Scott Edward Sanburn wrote in message <371DD31F.8F1035C4@a...ng.com>... (...) What's wrong with the original front ends of planes? ;) I personally think they're quite cool. My first airport was the 6392 with the red and white jet (which 2532 seems (...) (26 years ago, 21-Apr-99, to lugnet.general)
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